The National tribune. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1877-1917, 1887-12-29

buriai-place in Riverside Cemetery capable of
Geo. Gay, East Saginaw: We organized Postal
this place year ago last May with IA members. |
We now have l25 members on our rolls and are
still growing The citizens of this place recently
si5O '''e - - -
Officers of Charles e. Wendell Post, No. s16
Ashland: Commander, George Il. Harris; S.V. c. |
+. NJ Jackson; j. " c.. James George: Surg, Dr. |
A. Hildrcth; O. D, VIM Downing; q NJ, VIM II.
Hall; Adj't, R, G. Hughs; Chap, L. ]. Crawford; |
Q. g. Conrad kritzeri s. NJ, j. F. Triber; O. al.
s., George Ruppe.
Officers of Edward Dwight Post No 1913, Yer
montvie: Commander, G. S. Shell; s. v O., O.
Gunni J. V. c.. Asa Brown; q. NJ, ID. Hawking
Surg, D: Pgrchis; Chap, Ed Tyler: Q. d. 9. B.
Officers of Dahlgren Post, No. ll9, Holton: Conn
mander, Holly W. Crawford s. v G., Isaac Hun N,
son; Surg, Joseph A.. Zerlant; Chap, Daniel
Church; o. D., Augustine Flint; o. g. Joseph
Il. Henry; Q. M. S. John B. Rugges.
Officers of Lewis Clark Post, No. 275, olivet
Commander, George w. Keyes; s. V. c., Archi-
bald Campbell; J. V. c., Edwin Moran; o. D..
Frank Garfield; Q. NJ, William Green; Surg,
George w. Sweet; Chap Cyrel @. Lyon; o. g.,
Henry McDonald Adj't Edward Cunningham.
MINNESOTA
Officers of Dudley P. Chase Post, No. %, Mime
apols: Commander H. E. Blaisdell; S. Y. O., Her
man Vogt; J. V. c., H; NJ: Piper; 0. d.. Albert
H. Worden. Delegates, F. e. Shepard, ". p.
Chase, G. w. Robinson. This Post has member
ship of no. and ranks as one of the best In the De-
Officers of Simon Mix Post Pipe Stone: Com
mander c. II. Bennett; s. V. O., Theodore Plank;
Chap, G. w. Jenkins; @. NJ, John Pearson; q.
D. Simon Price; o. G., Frank Plank Delegates,
Il. Scarf w. b. Brown.
Officers of J. s Cady Post, No. 2, Anola: Com
v. c., F. A. Blanchard; Q. NJ, w. w. Fitch; o.
D., William Stockton: o. G.. John Golden; Chap,
Henry y, p AN IL D. % NJ M Pa5eF Commander
8. w. Beurgis; s. V. c., John Williams; J. V. O.,
W B Tor5ey; 6 NJ Mint Hannah; Surg u gf1d Dg.
man. Delegates, NJ. j. severins, @. Kiser, Paul
Higgins, DIR. e. J. Davis; Alternates, w. B. Torrey,
Officers of George McKenley Post, No. 3d. Can
nox Falls: Commander A. A. Flom; s. V. c., w.
F. Define; j. V. @, William Poe; Surg, J. t. Wau-
gen; Chap, Levi Gleason; @. NJ, E. R. Steele; o.
D.. A. schofeld; o. G., s. Vanguilder.
Officers of Josph circuit Post, No. 167, West Con-
cord: Commander, H. NJ. Bayless; S. v. c., G. M.
Round; j. V. c., Asa Pettis; Chap, F. 7. Chase;
| o. D., L. L. Woodwork; AdJt, NJ M. Severnsei
@. NJ, E. Bean; o. g., w. Rogers; 0. s., NJ. W.
Pendergast; S. NJ, A. sherwoodi Q. NJ. s., T.
1 CoidweIl.
I MISSOURI
Geaegal Orders, No II, Issued at ST. Louis Dec.
| Is by command OF E. Il. Kimball, Department Com
nander-Thos. b. Rodgers. A. A.-G.-contain the
/ following: BY the time this General Order is pro-
mugated, the election of officers in the various
Posts in the Department will have taken place, and
! the Department Commander desires to avail him
self of this opportunity to cOngratulatethe officers
elect upon their preferment, and at the same time
| 20 impress upon them fact established beyond
question eavii, that the prosperity of q GAR.
! Post depends almost entirely upon the zeal and
competency of its officers. No comrade should
permit himself 10 be installed into an Office with
out having first honestly and conscientiously re-
solved to discharge the duties of that office to the
best of his ability Our beloved Order has prosper
| ed in Missouri during the last year beyond all
pectatIon. 1t has demeaned ITSELF amid storm of
abuse and misrepresentation, with dignified COM
posure that adds largely to its honorable renown.
Comrades. let there be no abatement in your zeal
| and industry. While you are seeking for recruits
to muster always remember that suspension for
tffflf fa foVfY md
danger, and that the reinstatement of dropped COM
rades must receive large share of your attention.
Duplicate blanks for Adjutants' and Quartermas-
tiers reports for fourth quarter ending Dee 81 1887.
are transmitted herewith. The reports to Depart
ment Encampment, us well as to National Head
quarters are compiled from reports Tor TINS quar-
ter, and vast amount of labor is necessary to do
this In a limited time. 1t is urged, therefore, that
the Post Commanders Adjutants and Quartermas-
tiers make special effort TO forward these reports
as soon after Dec 81 as possible and not later than
jan 10. The representation of the Department in
the next National Eneampment is based upon the
reports for tlis quarter, and ii is hoped they will
be as full and complete possible, and that no
Post may appear delinquent. 1t is not sufficient
TO send the per capita tax alone; the reportsGre
necessary, II no: more so. The National counter
| sign will be sent to each Post Commander the
| reception of the reports from his Post Quite
number of Posts are still delinquent with their
ports for the third quarter ending Sept. 3d. 1t is
hoped that they will all be promptly made, so that
every Post in the Department may be entitled to
| represen tation in the Department Encampment.
The official badge ribbon, adopted by the 2lst
National EncaInpnent, Will soon be ready Dolly
cry. Posts send in their acquisitions, and they
| will be filed as the ribbons received.
Price 10 cents each. The following additional ap-
pointmcnts of Assistant Inspectors are hereby an
nounced: ID. T. Mckee, of Post III in place of p.
| r. Hayerstick, declined; DcMott Stevens of Post
| l07 in place of r. b. Kerone decned Joseph NJ.
Johnson. of Post 33I, in place of J. A. Dorsey, de-
clined J. j. Hiles, Of Post l02, in place of II. G.
Carlisle, appointment revoked; Thos. d. Miller of
Post 200, in place of Chas. Brown, appointment
| voked The findings and sentence of Post court
martial in ease Of Owen McGinnis, of Post 264, are
approved, and the said Owen McGnns is hereby
dishonorably discharged aud dismissed from the
Grand Army of the Republic. The following dis
charges have been found and can be had on applica
ton and proper Identification at these Headquar
ters: Missouri regiments-Isaac Hicks, Co D. Goth !;
Michael oNeil, Musician. G, Goth; Martha O'IIare
c, Both; Maurice Devine. r. 10th Jno. Miller, Cor
poral A, 10th; Ferdinand Thinner A, 10Th; Thos
Scott, @, Ilth Michael Bauchens, SaddIer, l., LIST;
David +. Renfro, G, Merrilrs Horse; John Nc
BIanus. G, 9Th; Dennis O'Brien, g, lIth; VIM.
Dunn, D. LIST Eng CRATIC Bennett D. I'd Jno De
Kock, II, I'd; John Strong, q, 1st; John Harris.
Sergeant, L, LIST. Henry Frazier. Fl, 9th Ohio;
Daniel Britain, @, 22d Ohio. John Rosa, q, g7th
Ill; Konrad Degen. G, 8lst H.; Andrew Bischoff,
c, 43i H.; John S. Hunter, G. 18th Ill. Alonzo
Hood, d, Goth Pa, and Ordinary Seaman, U. s. s.
Louisville, two discharges): Columbus Roberts,
f. 9Th Kan; Peter King, lst Mich; john Swreick,
J. lst Ind; Daniel Mcnamara Co. l07, I'd battalion,
McQuillin. G. lst battalion. 18th o. S. Inf; Ander-
son White, Corporal, F, 18th U. S. Cold Inf: Jo-
seph Rous.ent, Artifcer and Private, lst battery,
LIST MID Me. Art, two discharges).
The Post at Carthage had benefit entertainment
at the Opera House Dee l6. when the McGibeny
, family gave their unique entertainment in the
presence of large and apprecafiye audience
Maj. j. l.. Moore, Past Commander, is deserving OF
, credit for the success of the same.
Officers Of Post No. 2sl. Omaha: Commander, n
: b. Abbot s. " c., George w. Taylor; J. " O.
Peter Mnks; O. NJ, Chas. Rogers; Chap. p. B
Williams o. D.. John Graham; o. G., w. II. Gar
. ringer; Surg, ID. Matheson; Doorlleeper John
Leach. This Post is growing steadily and has some
OF the foremost men in the County as members
NEBRASKA
1 Il pos nrla
er, i. Q. Evans: S. Y. G., L. j. Main j. V. c.. W
Fl. kellogg; o. D., G. w. Cook; @. NJ, j. A. Nc
Cormick Surg. l.. Woolworth Chap, w. G
Brown; Adj't, J. o. Keeny; o. g., w. A. Haws.
! NEW HAMPSHIRE
Officers of Geo. II. Hoyt Post GossvilIe: Com
mander c. s. Heath; S. V. c. T. j. Ames; j. V
; | c.. w. T. Grant; Surg James NJ Clark; Chap. J
+: | w Marden; @. NJ. Samuel BicHford o. D., Geo
(! | g. Bixby; o. g., Jerry II. Mute; Adj't, c. w
: | Leighton. Delegates, Geo. r. Rand II L. Dotey
| Alternates, 7. j. Ames, @. II Hall.
/ Officers of Robert Campbell Post, Sutton Com
j mander. Jonathan Merrill s. V. g., j. H. Xix; j
!. | V. c.. A. Bekford; q. NJ. r. b. Lewis; o. d.. G
G. Marshall; Surg, Richards, NJ. D.; O. NJ. s.
: Charles Hart; Delegates, A. Bickford, Horae,
!. | Russell, Charles Hart.
. Officers of Post No I3, lebanon Commander
. | A. G. Richardson; S. v. c., w. +. Cowing; ]. V
n | c. K. II. Foster; @. NJ, l.. Severance; Surg A
/ w. Shapeigh; Chap, NJ. NJ Lane; o. D.. A. ID
Buck; o. G.. S. Berry. Delegates, o. w. Baldwin
{. | NJ N, Lane, w. f. Cowing Aternates q. A. Cot
> | ting i Brown and G.. En1erson